Neighborhood, park seek respect for properties
For some Minot homeowners near Milla Vista Park, the backyard is starting to feel less like private property and more like an open invitation. Visitors have mistaken the coulee behind their homes for public land — bringing with them trash, fire pits, and the occasional campsite. Residents are pushing back, putting up signs and calling for help. With safety, liability, and basic respect on the line, the conversation now turns to clearer boundaries — and a shared sense of responsibility. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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